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Drugs At Right Prices '

Our large stock is :it

the command of ull who desire the best ser- vice that any driiggist can givc. We hzire everything you wiiiit in Drugs, (_`licmii;ils, Patent hleciieiiies, Toilet Articles und 1)riiggists` Siiildries. You can depend iip-

on the <|iinlit_\' ofi.-\‘L'i'_\'- thing und lic _jll-<1 IIS sure that the prices :irc right.

\\'e can ;issiii'e you

of best possil»le sci'\'icc \»_‘-- qi \.iii l|;i\'e pre-

seriptiinis or i'<~cipes to lk- t~.>ii:pi»iiii<lt~il.

J. G. .lAMIES0lil

DRUGGIST

Exhibition Week is our annual show of

7 Watches and Jewelery.

\Ve liaire i'ecc-i\'cfl zi

_ gpgcial lol tif 011|' lll_<_{ll , grade “(}_ ll. 'l`_` iiiitclies I which we h:i\‘c Liiiicil uiiil

rated, they uwuit

Your Inspection Prices low.

G.l"l. Taylor

_ Jeweler and O yticm 'scats, against 37 llniouists, 4 Lahor-

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I *iles and 13 liirlcpcnflcnts. 'I‘hiis in A

'fri-is cr-1AR1.o_'r'r1_~:'rovvN GUARDIAN THEIQHITION- ‘ 4 "-"""'@ . ' 1 ‘ '

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 31, 1919

WILL COL. ROOSEVELT AGAIN BE A CANDIDATE?

l Theodore ltoosevelt, again a cou-

|5|,,cu,,~w “gum in ‘he ,,a¢|0na| pU|mcs'Iicnu National Convention. He him-

ful his country, has twice served as . ll'ri-sident of the United States. Hs

‘wus ehcted Vice President in 1900 and

ion the assassination of President Mc-lar 'man in the nation. It would seem

,lxinley in hepteiniier 190| hccnzne l're- lsident by sliucessiiin. He was elected lto the l’ri‘sido1ic_v in 1904 and served

*thc ful'l t.oi‘in_ Thus he has filled "nearly two full terms in the White liliiiisn, hut was only once elected l tlicristii. -

l By traditiim, from the dnyn of llvnsliiiigtoii, it has come to he a re- lrogniscd rule thnt no man shall be [niorc than twice elected to the high pinici- of l’resi<lent, the theory being [that it is incxpcdicnt, if not unsafe ltii grunt any one manalonger term lol powi-1’ than eight years. Col. fltw-sc-\'clt liiuiself stands pledged nev- `i~i~ ngriiii to lic a candidate for the l‘1‘f‘sifli-iiry. ln thc inost solemn and 'piihlic ninniici' hc declared in 1904 lthnt under no conditions or rircum-

stiiiim-s woiild hc seek or accept nn- othrr vlcctiiili.

liut, alter all there in no legal or

jr-oiistitiitioiiiil olistaclc in the way of lun ox I’rc.~:iilci1t being re-elected to

lsiit-i-wifi himself any number of tinios.|n President were given 5 third term,

.. .

l.-ind in republics the will of the pi-o- lplv is the supreme law." Doubtiess l\li‘. li<\osc\'i-lt was sincere when hc lilf~rInri~ll lit- .-'-»iil.l ncy»'r ugaii he a !r:ii\ilirla.ir_‘ for the Presideiicy, lut il

ith# pcoplc will liafc ir. sir who is hc_:pi~olmblc therefore that Coll Roose-

,or wlmtf arc his personal pli‘.di:ei-i,that_ lhv i-lioiild t.liwnrt_ t_hn populnr v.il! bv lrciiisiiig un oilire to which they dc-

'sirc to ol:-ri. liini? l i

l llis rcrciit speaking toni' t_hi‘oi.gh

Ilthc wvsl. hits boi-ii atrreptcrl by thc ypi-iiplc as an evi»ilf‘iire that l:e iv"-ii'ld

lnot reliisc nuutlier nomination \\'ci'c would follow ri-n acceptance.

it to 'be tendered him by the llepub-

'solf has been recently silent on the lsifbjact. of a third term. His personal popularity is undoubtedly very great. lperhgps greater than thatfof any oth-

|thn't if again nominated by his party his election would be assured. Hence _'tho temptation to accept another no- mination is very great.

Henry Watterson. the' veteran Ile-

mocratic edit-or of Kentucky, is con- vinced that (lol. Roosevelt is not on- ly willing to accept, but is actually :seeking another nomination. He writes : "Colonel Roosevelt will 'ne n 'candidate for the Presidency in the lnext. Republican National Convention. If nominated the paramount issue of the campaign will be the third term and all it implies toward growing des- potism. Ii elected the way will be ;paved. for 1916 so well that an diec- ‘tion will he me-rely a form. By 1920 nn dlection will not be necessary' The Cnloncl will have emulated Diaz."

Anil Diaz has been for a quarter of

A century the President and Benevol- ent Dcspot of Mexico. Power and patronage have sec_ured hiin many re- elections. Ho if in the United Staten

ithe traditional safeguard would be swept away and a fourth and fifth term might follow. This ilaii|.',‘er fwoiild operate against any ,President- ial candidate at thc polls. It seems

Ivclt. will gn on to demonstrate that hc could br again I‘1'csi.i°-it il hc

Iwoiild, drinking in lihcrnl d1‘aiiglit.s°ol popiilar applause during thi: process, but in the cud may decline the odered .nomination That way lies greater glory and more enduring inline than

_ 'i‘i-uc soU'rH /\i~‘u 1i;.iN i~:1.l5f_"i'ioNs.

The final returns from the first

tgciirral nlnrtioii in United South Air-

‘Iirn sliow flint thi- Nai.iunulist_ party,

iiinilci' l‘i'eii\ii‘r Uotha has carried $7

liiill Hiiii:-ie of 121 ineinbors the Nur l

,tionulist party wi_i'l have a clear nia-

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ALL- THE- WAY-BY- WATER

Metropolitan Line Between Boston a11d,U“.

NEW YORK

lun

An Uiibi-align N' hrs Real fm ' patronage in his hands. Hon Mr.

IB m City

City Over the Must Fascinating Salt

» Water Route in the World on the

Turbine Steel Steamships.

D & E ist.. l'1'a-micr liot.ha's siicccssliil op- Boston 'I`oé\vR Yurk.$4.00Y&£ligli

Tickets to :ill l’i\i|ils.

scheduh I \\,-(_“k_h|),s Md Mmiaysilltiiifl and leiulci' of the Unionist. (Jp-

from I-ioston, lean- liiilin \\'liai'l`:i.t 5 l’.M.

Same daily si~lii~¢liili- froiiil‘i<~r |.|, North UC

River near foot of t_`i\i'tlaiid Si.llu<\ either - - _ ~ - - . . _ Cit Blxfclork tlir' fiillowii mornin . 'mul' 'Um Unmmht palty htoud

‘N li _

'lhrouglx Tickets vin Iili~i|-iipiiliimi line "-"n\"l1lf<“\l U' "luke the new ordor of

at priiicipal Rnilrosul iiiirl Sioiiiiilwal things as liritish as possible, hliit

'IiCke1Oftit‘cs tlimiigliiiiit the riiiiiitry

hares same as \'|:i l_i\iig Isl:\11il.S0ii1|i.l fn

Linea. For r1~si‘r\':i|ii\i1s, l~`~\lili~rs, &i', :ul- diass Tick.-i _\gi-ni, .\iciiop.»lii.»ii l.iiii-, :my ivlmtlicr thc triumph of Premier India \\'liai'|`, lin-xtiiii.

5-zbdiiitivtrisqiii.

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_ - g f ml i-i~nsoii%t_o doubt. his abr-:uliite sin-

i»i~i-ity, of which hc hits given many

'ii'

The annual t.'oii\':-viii n I tli -'I‘_ _h » _ I - - tl e U H sitioii will he

_/lnsuciatioiiol P. 1'). li-iluiiil will lilllllii-lilllwly (min Al H0

énntdhe Klirizlt-’rgn1'lpii lluli, t‘|i’ii»w|i zl.~t,p<l

2 .uni ‘Jirf ~£i~| |t||1>_ _ ., _ The ii1llriwi1fg:l|'i» iliuriiiiiilvi-isoii thi- "ml ll\"|""ll~7hly "‘lim""‘"(l hm" Mm

prayrrnninire. __t

e1l2IiiL |011. i_11. I-Iiiriilini-11|. Apixoiiit- "'

ment. ol r:ui1iii|illi~ir~‘ lvipi-r "Air our.

Schools up to iliitf-" \Irll. I\. lliiy.

Thursiin5"_’Z1iil il. ii. iii.

Arldri-me "Hiiiiiv liints fin llliliii-ziliiiii" Mr. G. A. Iii-l;i~~ni-iir |i_ .\<.-_ |-ri-Wi,-,,i'_-. address. _.\lr. 1'.:-_ lliziilli-_\'. Aililri--is .\ir ,Arthlt1‘S1ni|>si»n. lia_\' \`|~w_

‘ }:hi1rsduy>4n.m.

,mer .. . ._

. lhi' if-:<<'li<'|' _-tml his iv-Iiiiioii

lo this i:oniniii11it_\"' Mr. ii. .l. l\li~f'i»i1ii.|f- Addrssafis hry lions I" I.. llnii/.mil .l_ ,\_ Mathiwson. Ir..\iirli»i-uiiii.

Frid;iy_:¢_:_ion, ni, Paper 'l lii-'I‘i-ii'-_liiiig ol l‘1-iiiiiuiii-lim"

D117* Miriliiirl l"|'ii1|i'1s _ lllt~ltriit.i\d l,iii-ouiri "’l`l1i_~ l\I|i.=i'|il.<r iMo\'u11ieiit .\_i'sti»n»" hy

‘ _ .\lr.I:i.~il.ii1iflrix::ii1

I‘r|rl»\y I p. 111. llvyiorts HI t'iim1i'ile">4

pi-1' uriiirr I'§_`ii-i-iiii\i<

_M W_é“_` _W _*_ 'Footwear

r This is the kind you find in * -

THE 'ROYAL LINE _i our ladies' department. The

aren ts S

T0 EUFOPC I/\rl, Slziter :ind iiiziny other

' Sailing From 1.7.1. t k. ,_ f _ _

Montreal and Qucbecto ri ercn ims o superior

Bristol. workniansh ip.

Pnreiits who wi' ii to give their U

Gcorgcfi ' . ' . ‘ und criiicatlon, who are satislieil with ' L _

arrived :ind no introduction is '

Steamships “Royal Ed- ward" and “Royal

Sea 'l`i~li‘plii\iii-s. |'.'i<<i~|\gi-i l'.li~

WN___ ,_ ,,,l_‘___,, W [M M \-:ii ions kinds we handle. Louie,

Ii.

The frislruzt ii iplo si ri~i\'

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lxino limits iii llii~ i`a1i;iili;i11 Cul ly “ hllc the stuck lb flesh

vivo.

llflimxs. (ii Qiievii Sl. L`liarli\t~ _ ietowii. ,

' H' 3rIl11\vf4m

liority ol lil over all the other part-

if-s comhiiicd. .

l'rl‘niii~i- liotlia was defeated in his n :iii-'lrii‘l, but will \'c|'_V easily. find other sent. as he has power and

i i

l-lull, nnotlier minister was also dc- ,fvnti-<l by Sir George Farrar. Union-

»iii'iil was Sir l’eri'y l<`it.7.pu.l.rick.I)r_ iiiicsini, niithor ol thc .Iinniicstin

position, was elected with his full

kct. by large majorities 'in Cape

iled to secure ri nmjority. At this distance it is ililI'le\i‘l‘t to

lli>t.li:i will or will iioi li1'.l'<ir tht" best, :illliiiiigli hc sliiiids pledged to do his iitiiios-l "to stamp out racial feel-

' " ’l'lii' sniindsi ood and we see

outs siiiirc the close 'ot the war. In

iwiiii; in ini-ii, nnil will hc ably ind

nrt.. `

nigh Grade

P4 l lriple =~roi\~». i. ooo toii' ._ _ ‘ ‘

_ __~ - ‘ ‘ _ _ ir ns to urilii in the

Maivifwiil ll lreli-ss_ l)_ip nccclhl y q

()i1r I,:idies' Gaiters have

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lions irml riaiightcrs si special mid val.

siibi<l_niicf~ rnllii-r than show, who urn

willing to nilord their rhilflirii it [air

and cqiiitnblu Lima- iii which to p<~,|--

fect. Uicimolvcs ln i~it.iidics t.nuglit.,wlll

aiisurcdly find in t.his school an in

r..r mi.-_~. i».~f»i<i.-iq. di..-.i. and nirike your fall selection. H

ulezi of sfiiliiiyg-5, rli-., .ipply ip _ `

. We do rc uirin here with

1 llyndman (0. Co,Lfd. P g

Agents C:iiridi:|ii Niutlii-iii quick (lcspatclh

Sti-anisliips Ltd.

cordanco with reason and sound jiulg

mont. Cnll or write the UNION

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE for parti- culars.

(`liildi'en }i'nying on the streets. ns

they are allowed to do from day to

day. arc exposed to great danger, and more so now during the Exhibi- tion season when many teams are in rapid motion. They become engross- cd iii their play, and often dart out suddenly before a trotting team, to the great danger of limb or lite. A gentleman driving out the other day informs The Guardian that only thc other day a child ran suddenly bc- fore his horse, which was ti'ot.t.i‘ng along at a good pace, and it wt-is only by instantly tiiring the horse nsirle that a serious accidcirt was pre- ,vr~nti~d. l"n1'cnt.i; whit knowingly por- ,mit their small children to play on thc streets are guilty of n. great wrong and have need to he reprnved for gross neglect. i

"(iibsnn's Hypophoiiphites is nn

unrivalled nerve and tissue biiildcr as well as for general dehility and wast- ing diseases. The phenomenal sale of this preparation tells its own tale of value as a builder. We get many ex- ,cellent tributes to its efficiency in re- newing vitality and making the de- hilitated robust. Price $1 a bottle. The Best Drug Store, The lVl'n.cKin- non Drug Uo, (lor Gt Geo & Kt Strs.

drtf.

“l¢‘n1~.-iici~--wlicii in town Exliiliitinn

week sec thc hiirsrs spot-d, soc tim exhibitiori, hy iill means, but better forget. it. all rather than overlook to call at Gay's vegetable market and bring home a bushel of tomatoes im- chow chow and those pickling cn- cumhers and onions, spices etc, thiit your wifc tied a string on your fin- ger to remind you of, T0 gave trouble for yourself call at Gay'i~i market first., the exhibition alter- ivm-dii_ lli°rlorn tlclivcrcd nt. tho train frcc of chai~ge_~-.l_ J. Gay & Son, Every Day Market. 9-lildrlw.

"Drop in and lei. us snow you the

ncw Tubular and Silk ties just re- i-nivod. 'Phase are away different. from anything ever shown in thc city and will he mira t.o please yi»ii_- D. A. Bruce's. I-Z7dtf_

"Ii‘i\r ilu\viii'iglit. good ciupci. vnliins

you ean't. bent l’at.on'i;_ 9_15dif_

it/idvnncc notice. I have it num-

lwr ol choice registered mares, fillyn iiiid foals booked for sale hy auction nt thc Exhibition grounds on Thurs- day, thc 22nd instant. Any further cntrirs will be sold in order as book- nd. Ad. later. R. Beairato, Aiictioii- 001'- 9-lfldtf.

Yest'erday's unfavorable weather

proved unpleasant, but today prom- ises better conditions and it is hop- ed the formal opening will be made under favorable auspices. Many are looking torwani with hope and inter- est to the show, and the manage- ment are not and need not be at all anxious about the attendance. The crowd will come, and they will see an excellent display of all that goes to make an Exhibition attractive and successful.

In the coming ilne weather all con-

cerned may forget the lowering skies and downpour of rain which inter- fered with their pleasure yesterday. It is seldom indeed that an Exhibi- tion season pimses without one or more rainy days occurring. find the disappointment might have been quite as great had the rainy day come later instead of at the begin- ning. "All»is well that ends well_”

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The

Of Cleaniu Silverware

was to rub and scrub the ar- ticle indeiinitely, covering hands, table, clothes-everyllllngrr with n powdery _mess. Results anything but satisfactory.

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Dip the pieces to be cleaned in a solution of hot water and

" WONDER-SHINE"

result just what you Wfmlcd without worry, labor, dust or trouble. One 25e. package of "Wonder-Shine" will last for months. All dealers sell it.

Household Convenience C0-. ull- T°l’°M°

We want. your 1\r\i'iors presi;1‘ipl.io1i

When wc stiirt.r-d our store we deter mined to cntcr pai'ticii|arly for pre- sr-riptirms_ Wr- had tittvil ui|rscl\’f's by long years oi study and practice for thc work and our heart was in it. With that end in view we planned oiiri modern' dispensary. Look in at it whpn you will, it is al- ways nciit. and clean with cv- ery adjiinrt. for vareiiil pains- taking sarvice. Your Doctor will be pleased to have you come to us if you but t_e'll him to write on our pad. Dispensing done hy proprietor only; The Best Drug Store. The Mac.Ki1mon

Drug (Jo, Cor Gt Goo .li Ki. Strisu

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(`arria e ain ers

'l`lial's wlisit wc avi- uiiil if you'

oilee lvl 115 du :i _ioli for _\'i\i| _\'oii

will soon liud it out witli-oiil llir use l ofa telrsrope.

Our work is A-I aiirl speaks for

its-'e|f,'(ii\'c us a rliiiiiue on _\‘oui‘

next juli.

FRED. C WALLER

203 Kent St.

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For Sale

- Farm at. Eldoii, llvllasl., on 'l'iies- dny Hr-pt 27l.h af. l p. ni.

I~‘n.rm nl the lntii Jim. Nirliiilson

izoiisistiiig uf RR acres of land, iiiidar good state of ciiltivatiiin, also good hiiildiiigs, nenr to iicliool, eliiirch and train and liimt.. lf not sold hy pri- vate sale before 27`t.h will he i-'old by

M RH. S AHA Il NIUI-lOlii'l()N.

tltiition whose methods nroln nc-

_--"-1upp. _ .\.

l’A'l‘0N’S- The llouse of -Quality-PA'l‘0N’S

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Let Us Smile $1 __

The thing that goes the farthest

Towards making life worth while

That costs the least and does the most

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Is just a pleasant smile!

TIIE COI.Il DAYS ARE HERE

\""i;.. - ~ There is a nip in the air that will make you think of warm f ,_ . _ ` underwear and fiirs._Are your fiirs ready r You can profit by 5 - ff . . the saving of one-third on seventy-five pieces of sample furs

I ready for your choosing. '

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GENUINE MINK NECK PIECES, $10.75, i5.oo,18_o0,

g 3500, 3o.oo up to 7o.oo.

(‘,]~jNUINE ALASKA SABLE NECK PIECES, 10,50,

i _ 15,00, i8_oo, 22-.oo, 25.00 up to 45.00.

Gi-:NUINIE SABLE MUFFS, 18.00. 20.00, 22.50, 25,00,

28.00 and up.

MARMOT MIlFl‘S. 3.50, 4,00, 4.50, 5.00, 5.75, 650

up to 1_},.5o. `

i\iARMO'l` NECK PIECES. 4.25, 4.50, 5.00, 5.50, 6,50

t1piO ii\`.or\. i

See llie new BOLSTER MUFF the latest fad of the

\ h`€Il.S()lI,

Where Your Clothes 'Money Buys Most---and Why

\Vlien you buy ii suit or overcoat, what are the things you insist on? Good iiiiiterials, fine ivorkiiiuiisliip, fashionable eut, stylish appearance. And practiezillv every elotliing dealer advertises these things as attributes

of his garinciits. `

'_l`l1ere is a wonderful saiucness about clothing advertising in this respect. And when all :ire clfiiniing the some thing, on what grounds can you base

zi choice ?

There is one bruiid of elotlies---and only one, which offers you inore, that

is PA'I`ON'S.

. ' _ New Fall Overcoais $8 00, l0.00, l2.00, l4.00, l6.00. .

Convertable Collar Overcoats, $12.00, l5.00. 20-00. 22-00. Tl\¢ INS! ln l0Wl\- We guarantee you fuli value for every cent you invest in our goods.

Leaders in Knitted Sweater Coats

If we could sliow you the value of these goods on paper we would not be able to supply

the deniaiirl. 'l`l~e values are grent. It will certainly pay you to niiticipi-ite your wants.

All si/_cs :ill colors worn, 1.75, .1 .oo, ;>‘_5o, 3,50, _i oo, 5 oo and 8.75. Send us your niziil

orders. We cut uurler all catalogue prices. PA'I`_ON’S.

Leaders in Dress' Goods ~

More New Dre:-.s Goods here than in any two Stores in Charlottetown.

H\'(§RADl*i Allwool chiffon Broad Cloth. \\'lien we say Hygrade we mean it.

The goods must he sceii to be app1'eciute<l. L75 less Ciish Discoiint and only at this PATON`S.

0ther Leading Goods

Ilingoiinls, Panainas, Yenetians, Henriettas. 5oc, 750. 1.00. 1.25, 1 35, 1.50, 1.65.

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iours for Dress Goods, value, assortnieiit and low price.

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niiiiiii-_ ,..ii.».i,i.»ii .-ii thai. ii»ii_¢_ V DOG SKIN GLOVES Ht P00 to I-50'

_,,,w,m3,,_m,m,_ | iusN's DRiviNo GL_ov1~:si_25. _ ”

_ Your horse may be zi high stepper and in :1 class by

itself, but what about your carriage wrap? Horsemen

PA'1`ON’S la ' 5 tl' tlat 'll k f l -

M 0 K E and C H E W P fortzible \vheltlie(i';?0llegeltnzli prii/.; 0\l:1nolI.HlJrIccyZll5oc§o `

| riionc ' 9 vicroinn .

NINE-SIX A T 0 N S ROW

LADIES’ FUR LINED COATS

with geuuiiie mink collar and reveres.

LADIES' THREE Q UARTEK RAT

LINED COATS, iiinde in the best qual- ity of beaver blue, brown and black. Special nt $95 oo. $i.z5oo value.

LADIES' COATS, RAT LINED

with sublc collars :ind reveres $75.00 to #S5 oo und up.

CARACULE COATS with fur dollars

from $50.00 to $50.00.

CARACULE CL(`)'.l`H $2.75 Rnd

:$3 25 per yard. ~

GENUINE PONY COATS :it $55.00 White Beur Skin for Children's Coats. Lurgc Stock of both Ladies’ Kiiuonzis

and Dressing Gowns.

Another big Stock of Ladies’ Golf

Coats in time for Exhibition.

The coat that has wziruith without

weight. Price from $1.75 to $8.00. All colors.

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